Chip trade war countermeasures (China's chip manufacturing industry progress since the trade war 20 months)

• 1. What are the U.S. sanctions against Huawei?
• 2. Meng Wanzhou What incident (key figure in US-China trade war)
• 3. 4, What measures China should take and how to respond to the Sino-US trade war

What are the United States sanctions against Huawei

Since May 2019, the US government has imposed various sanctions on Huawei, including listing Huawei on the blacklist and prohibiting US companies from selling high-tech products such as chips to Huawei. These measures have had a huge impact on Huawei's business and have also attracted global attention and controversy.

The first sanctions "entity list chip blocking", and for the first sanctions, Huawei has already made full preparations, the United States did not get the desired results, ChinaIn order to still stand firmly in the global market leadership.

The containment policies of the United States against China include export control, technology transfer restrictions, suppression of Chinese technology enterprises, sanctions and trade wars.

Stop accessing and disabling Huawei electronic procurement website. As follow-up actions and plans are still under discussion, further information will be communicated as soon as it becomes available at Headquarters.

Restrict technical cooperation, especially research and development cooperation among universities. Restrict the export of materials. Limit app usage. Huawei equipment cannot be purchased. Technology, the economy each year to suppress. Compression technology develops space, and later limits the coreFilm supply chain cooperation.

What happened to Meng Wanzhou (the key figure in the US-China trade war)

In May, the key ruling of Ms. Meng Wanzhou's extradition case was issued, and the judge considered that the standard of "double criminality" was met, which means that Ms. Meng Wanzhou still cannot regain her freedom. Huawei expressed disappointment with the Canadian decision. In July, the High Court of British Columbia, Canada, released evidence for the next stage of Meng Wanzhou's extradition trial.

In recent years, trade disputes between China and the United States have become increasingly fierceOne key figure is in the spotlight: Huawei's chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou. The Meng Wanzhou case has become an important node in the US-China trade war, which has aroused wide attention from the international community. Meng Wanzhou is wanted by the US government on charges of violating US sanctions against Iran. The incident attracted global attention because Meng is an executive at Huawei, one of China's largest private companies. Meng Wanzhou's extradition case reignits US-China tensions Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's chief financial officer, was arrested by Canadian police in December 2018Arrested at Vancouver Airport on January 1. The case has attracted worldwide attention because Ms. Meng's arrest is involved in the complex political and economic relationship between China and the United States.

Background On December 1, 2018, Meng Wanzhou, CFO of Huawei, was arrested by Canadian police while transferring at Vancouver Airport, Canada. The incident attracted worldwide attention and controversy. Meng Wanzhou was arrested on suspicion of violating U.S. sanctions against Iran. "The Meng Wanzhou incident happened in the process of the US launching a trade war and a scientific and technological war against China, and this incident is not accidentalAnd isolated." Liu Jianli, a researcher at the Institute of Industrial Economics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, told reporters.

Chip sanctions Because Huawei suffered blacklisting sanctions, the US government has taken tough chip sanctions. In May 2020, the U.S. Department of Commerce amended foreign trade rules to require foreign companies to obtain U.S. government approval for chips using U.S. technology.

Even in the long run, even if the main products in Huawei's industrial chain can achieve a considerable degree of domestic independence, the raw materials supplied around the world may be uncertain in the context of trade conflicts.

What measures should China take and how to deal with the Sino-US trade war

To maintain strategic focus, do one's own thing well, and cope with the United States' actions to provoke a trade war, the key is not to be disturbed by the other side, maintain strategic focus, and avoid making subversive mistakes. We must take economic development as the central task, focus on development, constantly enhance China's overall national strength, and constantly improve the people's lives.

Maintain strategic focus and strategic endurance, the whole country is united, and the forces are of one heart. A proper response to the Sino-US trade friction concerns China's reformOverall development and stability. The measures taken by China include but are not limited to the following: The Ministry of Commerce of China, on behalf of the Chinese government, expressed the hope that the United States would abide by the WTO Convention; Resolutely accompany to the end, see who laughs last; Advantages have their own degree. Take it to the World Trade Organization, try to win countervailing support.

In the course of the trade war, China on the one hand and the United States tit for tat, on the other hand to win the support of the international community. One is adjustmentWe will improve relations with neighboring countries and strengthen bilateral economic cooperation. The second is to take disputes to the WTO and seek support from WTO rules and international public opinion.

China will not yield to pressure to make concessions to the United States. If the United States goes its own way, China is not afraid of a trade war and will take all appropriate measures. This trade conflict between China and the United States was unilaterally provoked by the United States, and the responsibility for resolving it lies with the United States. The first step should be to file a WTO lawsuit against the US for launching a trade war. The United States' China strategy is to respond to China's rise by improving its military capabilities and strengthening its military presence in the Asia-Pacific region. China's response is to add more